The Stafford London is an exceptional hotel. It has exceeded our expectations by far. Especially the friendly and always attentive staff has to be mentioned.

The only small detail that we did not like as much was the small bathroom and the shower over the bathtub. For someone who is a bit older and not as agile it is difficult to get out of the shower.

We have just returned from another stay at the wonderful Stafford hotel. It feels like our second home. From the minute we arrived we were very warmly welcomed, with lots of friendly and familiar faces. The hotel interior is beautiful and the American bar is decorated with British and American memorabilia which makes it fun and interesting. There is an amazing selection of new and classic cocktails and the bar staff are always happy to help with your choice. They also have a good selection of single malts and champagne. The Game Bird restaurant serves a fine selection of traditional and contemporary food, always served beautifully and it always adds a special touch to your stay. The courtyard is a fabulous relaxed place to have a drink and a meal; the triple cooked chips are a triumph. The staff work very hard and will go the extra mile to make your stay a very pleasant one. The rooms are always spotlessly clean and beautifully decorated. We are looking forward to our next visit at Christmas and we know we will have a lovely stay. Many thanks to Ned and all the team.

The little things that make your trip easier impress me, and they go above and beyond. The h2o is added to the espresso machine daily, so you don't have to fill it. The maid noted you use more cream and leaving it. Asking for an iron and having the housekeeping/laundry steam my birthday dress for me. knowing when you are departing the hotel staff contacting you about your transportation needs. So much consideration is paid to you and your needs. It's the place where everyone knows your name. I was in the UK and Europe for 5 weeks staying at various 5-star hotels, and this was the best experience!

Push the smoking area outside a little further away.

Breakfast was superb. I would normally pop to the Wolsley when in this area but there was no need as it was a good as, if not better than the popular Brasserie. The location is perfect for shopping on Piccadilly, Jermyn Street & St.James and the discreet walk way onto Green Park gives you superb access yet all within the discretion of The Stafford’s yards.

My parents room had a jug of fresh milk in the fridge for their morning drinks and mine didn’t but I feel a bit mean and petty mentioning this as I’m sure it would have easily been rectified.

It is a beautiful property, with lovely rooms, and gracious service. The location near St. James couldn't be cozier and is convenient for exploring London by foot and tube.

The restaurants are beautiful, but tricky if you have children in tow. All the food, except at breakfast, is elevated. My twelve-year old has a relatively sophisticated palate, but after one meal, it was clear that there wasn't much for him to eat, and with such small portions, the cost would be extreme. We chose to eat out during our week-long stay which isn't always convenient with a child.

location and the atmosphere of the hotel

stayed in a classic double as it was a overnight stay only decor very tired bathroom too snd smelt quite old too

Everything was awesome! The location is great, very convenient to Green Park tube station, the park itself, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, etc. It’s in an extremely nice area is London and is on a dead end street so it’s very quiet. No traffic noise to be heard. As soon as we walked in, the staff was very nice and accommodating, the hotel is very clean and comfortable, and the food in the restaurants in so good. Housekeeping did an amazing job of turning down every night and keeping our room tidy. we enjoyed every aspect of our stay at this hotel. We will definitely be back!

Nothing I can think of.

All very nice and staff is great

Room was small and window looked out over a messy courtyard

Hotel is in a great location in the heart of Mayfair, perfect for exploring galleries and sights of central London. Close to theatres too with lots of restaurants and bars to choose from. Staff are friendly and welcoming.

Our room (a Queen size bedroom with shower) was small and lacking an openable window which made it hot at night and noisy if air conditioning was on, although it was lovely and quiet considering the central London location. We could have upgraded for an extra cost. It would have been nice to have a fridge and the bathroom was a bit ‘musty’ with mouldy grout in places - possibly because of lack of fresh ventilation. It is an old historic building and it has a ‘country house’ rather than a corporate feel which is part of its charm and appeal. Despite these niggles, the room was comfortable, the food and service were fantastic and we would stay here again.

An outstanding central location with the calmness and quietness of the country house. A perfect impeccably clean room with the ideal arrangement of “state of art”conveniences and home like welcoming colours of decoration. Very friendly staff (almost everywhere).

Breakfast. It is very irritating when you are waiting for a breakfast table in the hotel as a special favour. Twice I was not able to get a table. The restaurant employees are the masters of this hotel. They are bored by guests and they don’t hide their attitude. You feel yourself persona non grata.